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April 26, 2010
We’ve gotten word that construction of the suicide prevention fence across the Aurora Bridge won’t happen tonight or tomorrow night. An equipment problem has caused a delay in the project. WSDOT tells us there’s a chance work could start later this week. WSDOT conducted a test last week to gauge the noise level of the
April 26, 2010
This Thursday, April 29, is the 17th annual Dining Out For Life event. Throughout the Puget Sound, 150 restaurants will donate 30% of each diner’s bill to support Lifelong AIDS Alliance. Participating Wallingford restaurants are Blue Star Café, Djan’s Dining, Kabul, Tutta Bella, and Rusty Pelican Cafe. Lifelong AIDS Alliance said in a press release:
April 26, 2010
Expect Goldie’s Sports Bar to reopen by June 1 with new owners, a makeover, and its old name: The Iron Bull. New proprietors Bernie McGuire and Gerald Simonsen opened the Rat and Raven in the U District in August 2009. Simonsen told SeattleMet.com that they’ll make cosmetic changes to the bar and offer pub fare.
April 24, 2010
If cold toes or drab clothes are problems that plague you, a solution is coming to Wallingford: The Sock Monster, the a new store from Holly Gummelt, who owns Monster Art and Clothing in Ballard. Holly’s Ballard shop is acclaimed for its quirky collection of indie designer goods and for its sock wall; by the
April 24, 2010
The Woodland Park Zoo has announced the 2010 lineup for its popular ZooTunes series. Tickets go on sale May 3 at 8 a.m. at Metropolitan Markets. For much more information, go to the ZooTunes site. June 2: Jewel with Radney Foster – $28 July 29: Great Big Sea – $22 June 30: Steve Earle with
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